Our Ambassador - Francoise Pascal

Francoise Pascal is an actress and author and her first taste of showbiz came in the 1960`s dancing on Top of the Pops, then went on to make many films, one being the "There's a girl in my soup" playing Paola with Peter Sellers.

Francoise Broke into television in the early 70`s on Coronation Street .

Whilst working on an episode of "Rule Britannia" Francoise met Vince Powell who was writing the part of Danielle Farve for her in Mind Your Language. Mind Your Language turned out to be a Hit tv series and Francoise went on to be a cult figure of the time.

Francoise went  to Hollywood and had a 2 year contract on the hit tv series "The Young & The Reckless" Then co starred with the late Robert Urich in the tv series "Gavillan". She went on to star in threatre in Hollywood playing Rosalind in "As you like it" and Octavia in "Anthony and Cleopatra" Francoise received rave reviews after playing Olivia In "Twelfth Night" (which won her the LA Critics Award in 1985). Then co- starred with Mickey Rooney and Susan George in the "Lightining the White Stallion".

Today she is still acting and runs a Celebrity Liaison/PR Consultancy that she started in 2010.

Francoise met Charlie in 2010 after finding out how much Charlie loved her in the TV series Mind Your Language, Charlie told francoise how much the series made him laugh. Francoise called him her little squirrel and give him a special brown holy bracelet.

Francoise has kept in contact with us after the loss of Charlie and this year we founded Charlie Charges On we asked Francoise to be a Goodwill Ambassador. Francoise replied saying "She would be honoured"

Francoise Pascal

"This little boy loved Mind Your Language. how fabulous and honoured to have met him and in the knowledge that the series made him laugh before he lost his battle with a brain tumour. RIP Charlie we shall never forget you." 

Francoise has expressed how she would like to help raise money for Charlie & did the London santa dash in 2014 raising over £500.00 for us which was amazing.

http://FrancoisePascal.co.uk

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